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「Largest On-Chain Oil Short」 Whale is now at a loss of $2.93 million, with a liquidation price of $111.85BlockBeats News, March 12, according to LookIntoChain monitoring, the "On-Chain Oil Largest Bear" whale is currently at a loss of $2.93 million, and is gradually closing its position to reduce losses, with a new liquidation price of $111.85.
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Ethereum spot ETF saw a total net inflow of $57.012 million yesterday, with none of the nine ETFs experiencing net outflows.Foresight News reported, according to SoSoValue data, yesterday (Eastern US time, March 11) the total net inflow of Ethereum spot ETFs was 57.01 million USD. The Ethereum spot ETF with the highest single-day net inflow yesterday was Fidelity ETF FETH, with a single-day net inflow of 19.13 million USD. Currently, FETH's historical total net inflow has reached 2.33 billions USD. Next was Grayscale Ethereum Mini Trust ETF ETH, with a single-day net inflow of 19.07 million USD. Currently, ETH's historical total net inflow has reached 1.84 billions USD.As of the time of publication, the total net asset value of Ethereum spot ETFs was 11.85 billions USD, and the ETF net asset ratio (market value as a proportion of Ethereum's total market value) reached 4.75%. The historical cumulative net inflow has reached 11.647 billions USD.
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ING: Soaring oil prices hit Asia unevenly, with Thailand, the Philippines, and South Korea likely to be hit firstGolden Ten Data reported on March 12 that Deepali Bhargava, Head of Asia-Pacific Research at ING Group, wrote in a report that the impact of rising oil prices on Asia will be uneven. Thailand, the Philippines, and South Korea may bear the brunt, due to their weak buffers, rapid price transmission, and heavy reliance on imports, respectively. She stated: "India and China benefit from built-in shock absorbers, as more than half of their energy supply still comes from coal." She pointed out that if disruptions escalate, regions such as Singapore seem most capable of withstanding rising oil prices. This is because their fiscal conditions are relatively strong, their current account dynamics are healthier, and they are more able to provide targeted support.
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